41 m. ago Millions are receiving money this week from Apple after Siri was caught ‘snooping.’ Do you qualify?

Mobile device owners complained that Apple routinely recorded their private conversations after they activated Siri unintentionally, and disclosed these conversations to third parties such as advertisers

Economics

97 m. ago One hundred days to go to the Holyrood election as Labour urges Scots to 'save' NHS

Holyrood's political parties have laid out their priorities ahead of the pivotal election in May.

Politics

97 m. ago Keir Starmer's takeover spat could damage Labour's hopes at Holyrood election

The leadership fight between Starmer and Andy Burnham stands to benefit only the SNP and Reform, says Record View.

Politics

97 m. ago Number of Scots still living in poverty is 'driving political disaffection'

One in five Scots continue to live in poverty despite repeated SNP Government pledges on the issue.

Politics

1 hour ago Storm Chandra flooding map shows dozens of areas where there is 'danger to life'

Storm Chandra is today expected to cause flooding across the UK, particularly in Dorset and Devon, because heavy rain will sweep northeastwards across the country

Events

2 h. ago Senior who fatally shot terminally ill husband in hospital during botched murder

‘Things didn't progress the way I would have thought they would’, admitted the 79-year-old after surviving an hours-long armed stand-off with Florida police

Events

4 h. ago Burnham rebellion grows: 50 Labour MPs sign letter to Starmer protesting against decision to block Manchester mayor

One MP called for the PM to 'consider his position' while more than 50 put their names to a letter critical of his actions. There were also calls for an emergency meeting of the party's ruling body.

Events

4 h. ago ‘The world is hurting right now’: politics and protest hit the Sundance film festival

A conflicted mood has lingered over Utah’s long-running film festival with premieres and parties continuing but stars speaking out against government crueltyThe news began to spread through the Sundance film festival on Saturday morning, as people emerged from early screenings or long nights out at the bars on Main Street.“If you all have not heard what’s going on in Minnesota this morning, someone else was murdered by ICE,” director Ava DuVernay told the audience at a panel on freedom of expression, referring to the shooting that morning of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, by Immigration and Customs Enforcements (ICE) agents in Minneapolis. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago Phones of senior officials in Downing Street 'have been hacked by China for years'

Chinese spies are understood to have targeted the phones of close aides to Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak between 2021 and 2024.

Politics

5 h. ago Horror of accidental paracetamol overdoses: It's surprisingly common and destroys the liver. In our special report PAT HAGAN reveals what goes wrong, the warning signs

Like most new parents, Ahad and Hira Ul Hassan keep a close eye out for signs that their one-year-old son Zohan is developing just as he should.

Events

6 h. ago London nightlife: Sadiq Khan urged to protect pubs and clubs facing closure due to noise complaints

Mayor to spend £300,000 on new nightlife commission after being told not to appoint new ‘night czar’ to replace Amy Lame

Society

6 h. ago Temporary accommodation in England is ‘torture’ for neurodivergent children, report finds

Exclusive: Parents said their children had become withdrawn or hypervigilant because of uncertainty, unsafe environments and removal of supportNeurodivergent children living in temporary accommodation (TA) in England are subjected to conditions that amount to “torture”, and the harm it causes them is “psychologically excruciating” and a form of “child cruelty”, a report has found.The report by King’s College London through the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) for households in temporary accommodation, found that while living in TA was damaging for any child, it had a particularly severe impact on neurodivergent children and those with special education needs and disabilities (Send). Continue reading...

Politics

6 h. ago 100 days to save NHS says Labour as parties set out Holyrood election stalls

Voters in Scotland will go to the polls on May 7 – 100 days from Tuesday.

Politics

7 h. ago Revealed: Why Britain's crumbling canals are a ticking timebomb

After rushing to wake his wife, and their adult son, the three fled the boat, powerless to do anything but watch in horror as the canal continued to give way and a second boat fell into the opening chasm.

Events

7 h. ago Beckhams present a united front in first outing after Brooklyn post

The rest of the family appeared together at Paris Fashion Week following tensions with eldest son Brooklyn

Politics

7 h. ago Victoria Beckham thanks her children 'for always believing in my vision' as Romeo, Cruz and Harper all proudly watch her receive French arts honour

The fashion designer, 51, was joined by David, 50, sons Romeo, 23, and Cruz, 20, and daughter Harper, 14, at the ceremony, as well as several of her close friends.

Politics

8 h. ago Wayne Rooney's embarrassing wardrobe blunder at son Kai's Old Trafford debut

Wayne Rooney was in attendance to watch his son Kai make his first appearance at Old Trafford in the FA Youth Cup on Monday,

Events

8 h. ago Victoria Beckham posts heartfelt tribute to family after Brooklyn's scathing statement

Victoria Beckham has posted a heartfelt tribute to her family amid a fall out with her son Brooklyn, as she collected the Chevalière de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres tonight

Politics

9 h. ago Lord Sugar reveals BBC 'bans him' from talking about one key subject

The Apprentice boss Lord Sugar has revealed being a star on one of the BBC's biggest shows comes with strict rules – and there is one particular subject he's not allowed to discuss

Politics

9 h. ago Burnham will try again for Westminster return but declines offer of seat in 2027

Greater Manchester mayor’s hopes of imminent return as MP appear remote as relationship with Starmer at low ebbAndy Burnham has not given up hopes of returning to Westminster and will try again, allies say, but would need to be convinced that Keir Starmer would not try to block him again before running.The Greater Manchester mayor’s hopes of an imminent return to parliament appeared remote, however, as No 10 sources suggested that relations between the two men were at a low ebb and played down chances of a rapprochement. Continue reading...

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